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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1964

Page

3

Around The Town Residents travel and academic ties noted at year’s end

Dennis and David Sherrerd return from a semester break visit to parents Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Sherrerd and family in town before heading to Kearney State College. Mrs. Charles Benn, professor at Carnegie Tech, departs for Pittsburgh after lecturing in California. R A Jay of Sidney joins Half Million Dollar Club and Championship Club for 1963 insurance sales. Jack Knicely family fly to Denver and Los Angeles while Jim heads to New Zealand after Cinerama trip.

Kearney State College Dennis David Sherrerd M. C. Sherrerd Pittsburgh E. L. Uptegrove Charles Benn Benn Carnegie Institute of Technology San Diego Los Angeles Long Beach Calif Aptegrove Carolyn Kennedy Carnegie Tech R. A. Jay Sidney Perry O. Moore Lincoln Agency Bankers Life Company Des Moines Iowa Jack Knicely Frontier Denver Jim Upper Hutt New Zealand Knicelys Fred Klingel Cinerama Sidneyites

Peggy Walton Leaves Nebraska for Washington PR Role

Peggy Walton resigns as director of Nebraska Wheat Commission nutrition education to join Manufacturing Chemists Association in Washington DC as manager of women's activities in public relations. She will depart Feb. 24 and begin March 1, after serving since May 1957 and promoting wheat everywhere from Africa to Europe.

Lincoln Nebraska Wheat Commission Manufacturing Chemists Association, Inc Washington, D.C Wm. G. Lindeken Peggy Walton Trade Association For Manufacturing Chemists Commission Walton Nebraska Department of Agriculture Great Plains Wheat, Inc Africa South America Europe Lindeken

Trailblazers Antique Car Club Meets In Sidney Area

Attendance at recent annual Antique Car Club gatherings included Sun day Jan 26 at Emil Weyerts home Gurley with 12 members led by Dean Hecker. Plans were made to invite Sterling Cole and Antique Car Club to the next meeting. The Oak Spokes Vintage Car Club met Jan 6 in Cheyenne with Sidney and Gurley couples in attendance. A Denver group meeting followed Jan 11 with more Gurley participants. Cards and a 5 pm covered dish dinner closed the sessions. Next meeting set for Feb 16 at Sidney couple Mr and Mrs Ervin Fischer’s home.

Trailblazers Antique Car Club Emil Weyerts Gurley Dean Hecker Sterling, Cole, Antique Car Club Oak Spokes Cheyenne Arnold Westerhoff Bud Fricke Bob Lafler Sidney Gilbert Sorge Weyerts Sorge Westerhoff Denver Group Ervin Fischer

Twin Daughters Born to Raphael Family at Memorial Hospital

Dr and Mrs Damon Raphael of Sioux Army Depot announce twins Marjorie Ann and Lisa Lynn born Thursday January 23 at Memorial Hospital. Marjorie Ann 5 lb 10 1/4 oz at 5:33 am. Lisa Lynn 4 lb 13 oz at 5:38 am. Sister Patricia Dawn, 3. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Philip Sobel and Mr and Mrs Henry Raphael of Brooklyn, NY.

Marjorie Ann Raphael Lisa Lynn Raphael Damon Raphael Sioux Army Depot Marjorie Ann Lisa Lynn Memorial Hospital Patricia Dawn Philip Sobel Henry Raphael Brooklyn, N. Y

Ice skating party hosted by Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

About 60 people attended a Sunday evening ice skating and dancing party sponsored by the Senior Luther League of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. The event at the skating pond and Legion Park Shelter housed youth groups from First Methodist Church Light Memorial Presbyterian St. Pauls Lutheran and Christ Episcopal. Refreshments were provided by Janet Pedersen and Susan Bonstead.

Luther League of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Legion Park First Methodist Church Light Memorial Presbyterian St. Paul’s Lutheran Christ Episcopal Janet Pedersen Susan Bonstead

Hontoul Census Reports 60 Inpatients And Newborns

As of Jan 26 at 7 am the Hontoul census lists 53 patients plus seven babies in nursery, total 60. Admitted include Sidney residents Mrs Joe Lucero Mrs Francis Hull Mrs George Bates Richard Mitchell Marty McMillen Adolph Sorge Ronald Paulman Eugene Zwickl Blanche Hiett Alvin Vach Robert Irwin Homer Chapman Lodgepole Mrs Willard Frerichs Chappell Mrs Mary Haskell Kimball Stanley Eatman Mrs Tom Sherry Deborah Ann Gillespie Sunol Irene Cunningham Dalton Jeffrey Kurth Potter Larry Hammond. Discharged include Sidney residents Mrs Ramon Rodriguez Glenn Johnson Selma Belieu Mrs Harold Meyer Mrs Harold Ludeman Ruby Hutchison Mrs Hubert Lubash and son Ruth Ann Dorman Elmer Holtman Mrs Muriel Crosby James Livingston Mrs George Bates Mrs Henry King Steven Krueger Harry Moore La Vera Brockman Mrs Lawrence Witters Mrs Elza Martin Julia O'Connell Potter Dick Musil Gurley Mrs R O Kenzy Lodgepole Candice Quinn. Newborns on Jan 24 a girl to Mr and Mrs James Robinson and on Jan 25 a boy to Mr and Mrs Willard Frerichs.

Sidney Joe Lucero Francis Hull George Bates Richard Mitchell Marty McMillen Adolph Sorge Ronald Paulman Eugene Zwickl Blanche Hiett Alvin Vach Robert Irwin Homer Chapman Lodgepole Willard Frerichs Chappell Mary Haskell Kimball Stanley Eatman Tom Sherry Deborah Ann Gillespie Sunol Irene Cunningham Dalton Jeffrey Kurth Potter Larry Hammond Ramon Rodriguez Glenn Johnson Selma Belieu Harold Meyer Harold Ludeman Ruby Hutchison Hubert Lubash Ruth Ann Dorman Elmer Holtman Muriel Crosby James Livingston Henry King Steven Krueger Harry Moore la Vera Brockman Lawrence Witters Elza Martin Julia O’connell Dick Musil Gurley R. O. Kenzy Candice Quinn James Robinson

Golden wedding anniversary for Schreinerts of Dix Nebraska

Mr and Mrs John Schreinert of Dix Nebraska longtime Dalton residents celebrate 50 years of marriage with an Open House at First Lutheran Church Potter on Sunday February 2 from 2 to 4 pm Hosted by their four children Elwood Elmer Doris and Herbert Also attending are seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren Married February 4 1914 they farmed in Cheyenne County for 48 years before moving to Dix in 1954 where they continued farming until about 1956 when Mr Schreinert retired.

John Schreinert Dix Neb Dalton Doris) Wilkening Herbert Schreinert Cheyenne County

World Traveler Son Leaves Home for Far Horizons

A mother writes about her 17 year old son taking a life changing journey abroad. She reflects on the ache of absence, the growth and education of travel, and the mixed emotions of pride and longing as he spreads his wings into broader realms. She recalls a phone moment from a mother asking for her kids and wishes him Happy Landings and Godspeed.

Los Angeles Sidney Siam China North Pole

Potter High honors and March of Dimes royalty candidates

Donna Allen of Potter High receives Hastings College Academic Dean Scholarship for freshman year valued at 250 dollars. She is active in dramatics music pep club 4 H volleyball choir and church youth work and was homecoming queen. Candidates for March of Dimes queen and king are Ken Ottoson and Joan Schnell, Potter seniors, competing in Sidney on February 8 after attending district events.

Donna Allen Jess Allen Dalton Dalton High School Hastings College Miss Allen United Presbyterian Kearney Chadron Homemakers of America March of Dimes Ken Ottoson Joan Schnell Potter High School Miss Schnell George Schnell Jr Potter High Choir Ottoson Lowell Ottoson Sidney Potter Cheyenne County Duis

Fourteen Attend Second Meeting of Sidney Wranglers 1964

Fourteen 4-H Sidney Wranglers met Friday January 24 1964 at the 4-H Building. New members Lynn Davison Richard Hare and Dennis Langley joined the roster. Steve Prince to replace Sherry Schooley as Scrapbook chairman with Schooley Bonnie Steel and Rita Underdown on the February 7 1964 refreshment committee. Members described their horses and learned parts for next meeting. Tom Gass and Steve Prince served hot chocolate and popcorn balls. Next meeting will cover how to keep project records. Wilmaetta J Daniels Better the Best. We met January 22 at Bob Misegadis home with Dean Jurgens conducting. Rodney and Beverly Theis joined. Keith Rexroth taught Judging the Fat Steer. Next meeting March 6 at 7 30 p.m. at Robert Rexroth home. Royal Maids reorganized with Helen Woten hosting. Deanna Sanders elected president. other officers Jeanne Woten secretary Carol Rae Davis news reporters Kathy Woten and Pam Sanders game leader. Home Economies projects chosen. Next meeting February 20 at Deanna and Pam Sanders home with reporters Kathy H Woten and Kathy Y Smith.

Sidney Wranglers 4-H Lynn Davison Richard Hare Dennis Langley Sherry Schooley Scrapebook Steve Prince Bonnie Steel Rita Underdown Tom Gass Wilmaetta J. Daniels Jan Bob Misegadis Dean Jurgens Rodney Beverly Theis Keith Rexroth Robert Rexroth Royal Maids Helen Woten Deanna Sanders Jeanne Woten Carol Rae Davis Karyn Smith Kathy Woten Pam Sanders Home Economices Deanna

Lecture Series on Communism Begins February 3

Helping Hand Garden Club sponsors a five week series on Communism with the first session set for Monday February 3. Sunol school supervisor Francis Cortney will lead the course titled Theory and Practices of Communism. Public is invited to attend twice weekly lectures with more details to come.

Helping Hand Garden Club Glen Fleming Vernon Walker Bruce Stewart Jim Phelps George Fleming Daryl Meier del Hawkins Peetz Colo Francis Co

Extension Clubs O N O The O N O Club Meeting Summary

Extension clubs met January 21 at Mrs Kieselhorst home with hostess Mrs Cloud. Eleven members and one guest Mrs Steve Young of Denver attended. Mrs Bennett with helpers presented Hand Launder By Machine. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for February 11 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Golden home.

O.N. O William Kieselhorst Robert Cloud Steve Young Denver George Bennett W. O. Golden

Community notices from Peetz and Lodgepole Valley

Monday activities include Odd Fellows and Rebekahs covered dish supper in IOOF Hall basement with all members and families invited at 6 30 p m The soup supper in E U B Church basement Peetz Colo runs 5 to 7 30 p m Sponsored by Girl Scout Troop 49 Open to public Also on Wednesday Jan 29 Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club meets at the club house at 8 p m

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Ioof Hall Peetz Colo Girl Scout Troop 49

Youth In Service Youth Sunday Observed at Holy Trinity

Youth Sunday activities took place yesterday January 26 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Senior Luther League members led the service Susan Bonstead Mickey Robinson and Jim Langdon delivered the morning sermon Others participating included Janet Pedersen Kent Brauer Barbara Christ Diane Gipfert Terry Adams LaVerne Meier Gary Ching ren Robert Bonstead and Doug Orton Ushers were Kathy Benzel Cindy Connolly Peggy Jelinek and Merrie Robinson and other Luther League members sang in the youth choir

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Luther League Susan Bonstead Mickey Robinson Jim Langdon Janet Pedersen Kent Brauer Barbara Christ Diane Gipfert Terry Adams LaVerne Meier Gary Chingren Robert Bonstead Doug Orton Kathy Benzel Cindy Connelly Peggy Jelinek Merrie Robinson

Girl Scout Troop 25 Visits Hospital With Troop 45

Girl Scout Troop 25 met Jan 23 at South Ward school then visited a hospital where they joined Troop 45. They toured the hospital and Rest Home, crafted favors for hospital trays, and sang in the Rest Home dining room for residents. Pam Hossle reporter.

Jan South Ward School Rest Home

Wirick Dies at 75 Former Army Depot Employee

Fred E. Wirick, 75, formerly employed at Sioux Army Depot, died at Kimball Hospital last Thursday. Funeral services were held Saturday. Wirick retired from the depot in 1959.

Fred E. Wirick Sioux Army Depot Kimball Hospital Mr. Wirick

Cub Scout Den 8 Pack 90 Meets at Den Mother Home

Den 8 Pack 90 met at Mrs. Elvin Kahi’s home on January 21 with nine members present. The group finished their bird houses and Ray Scholes brought treats. Jerry Stegeman was the reporter.

Den Elvin Kahi Ray Scholes Jerry Stegeman

Troop 195 Meeting At Presbyterian Church Basement

In January 23 discussion at the Presbyterian church basement Troop 195 covered making new friends keeping old ones etiquette rules and how to be an overnight hostess Sharon Willis reported and brought treats for the meeting

Jan Presbyterian Church Sharon Willis

Sidney Public School Lunch Menu January 27 to February 3 1964

The Sidney Public School lunch plan lists daily menus from Monday January 27 to Monday February 3 1964. Items include Sloppy Joes and buttered corn on Jan 27, Ham and Noodle Casserole on Jan 28, Creamed Turkey on Jan 29, Beanie Wienies on Jan 30, Fish Fillets on Jan 31, and Spanish Rice on Feb 3 with milk, fruit or dessert, and notes that menus are subject to change.

Sidney Public School

Relative Dies Roy Greenlee in Phoenix Obituary

Relative dies as Roy Greenlee receives word of his aunt Mrs. Robert Sutton 82 in Phoenix. She graduated from the University of Nebraska and practiced medicine in Detroit for many years as Dr Mildred C Williams. She was a physician and surgeon specializing in diseases of women and children.

Roy Greenlee Robert Sutton Phoenix Sutton University of Nebraska Detroit Mildred C. Williams

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Nebraska James Bradley Lisa Marie Edward Bauman Harry Robinson Miami Fla Celeste Kay Hull Celeste Kay Miranda Lynn Stephanie Ann Cynthia Louise Roy Hull William R. Piper Louiston N. Y Bessie Rolfe Model City Eva Hull Brule, Neb Wm. Rogers Onsida Lid the Gift Shop Jewelers Mrs Panhandle R HE the “‘World Potter High Dalton High Karyn Y, Smith Kathy H. Woten Reporters Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club Youth In Service Girl Scout News Pam Hossle Wirick Cub Scout News Holmes & Edwards Nampls
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